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hair with the oil from the new oil well.
Creditors have attached the hard
ware stock Of i. l. Sprague, OF Han
over.
Three men named Hagland,
Woods, and Dove are missing from
Muskegon.
Suicide Lingg was hanged in ef-
ngy by the Battle Creek anarchists
Flint ,ssaf'>c. A. is in a flourish
ing >condition. and much interest is
beifg taken In It.
GGrapd Rapids workmen are talk
ifQ up schemef TO establish cooper
kjtIye furniture factory.
!. with the advent OF another rail-
road Sheridan is getting up a manu-
fncturing bonus boom.
Mack Walker, Of the Fenton
water works factory, has shipped a set
OF works TO North Platte, Neb.
They had a case on the docket Of
Muskegon court entitled "The City
of Muskegon VS.. Red Heifer."
The Gratiot county Agricultural
society has $1,000 in cash tucked
away ready for next years fair.
The farmers have boycotted all
the Quincy merchants who have no
hitching posts In front Of their stores
Ishpeming claims the largest and
best hospital in the Upper Peninsula,
and Is going TO make IL still larger and
better.
Tho cut of pine on the Menoninee
river and its tributaries viii be be-
tween 600.000.0 600 and 650,000,000 feet
this winter.
The Jackson street car managers
have souls. The fact is shown by the
other fact that they have put stoves
into the cars.
"A man named Chris Coke has
been arrested at Charlevoix on q charge
of having bounded deer. He has gone
to jail for thirty days.
Thursday night Touring and saw
mill at Mayyille, Tuscola county.
owned by A. l.. Bryant, burned. Loss,
100000; no insurance.
"A Finnish school has been opened
at Ishpeming. Rev. o X. A. Jurwa,
pastor of the Finnish Lutheran Church,
Is in charge of the school
--Menominee is doing all the Post
Office business II can in the hope that
it may secure record that will bring
about free delivery mail system.
Disappointed prairie schooner sail
ors are slowly vending their way back
from Kansas, Nebraska, and Dakota
to their owners old homes In this
State.
The California State Grange has
shipped car load Of farm products of
the Pacific slope to Lansing for dis
play at the meeting of the National
Grange.
Three lumber camps located on
Dead river, upper peninsula, for cut
ting burnt timber, have broken up be.
cause borers had rendered the logs
worthless.
The Linden Congregational
Church will be dedicated next Sunday.
General r. A. Alger, of Detroit, is one
of the men who has helped the society
out Of debt
The seventeen mills of Marinette
and this city sawed nearly 25,000,000
feet oflumber during the past summer,
and have increased their facilities for
cutting preparatory TO beginning work
in the spring.
"A couple with decided matri
monial procliyities called at the Branch
county clerks office Monday night,
procured their license, were married
and had the certificate recorded all in
about fifteen minutes.
Charles J. Pfaff, well known
and highly respected business man OF
Grand Haven, while talking with
friends Monday. drew a revolver and
fired three shots into his body. He
was dead before he fell.
The single business of Cadillac
has been booming. all the season. The
mills have been cutting about one
million per month, and have not been
able TO keep up with their orders.
Prices are 20 per cent. higher than last
year.
III. c. Akeley. formerly of Grand
Haven, but now of Minneapolis, has
given his residence in Grand Haven
and half block Of land to the Episco.
pal Church there. The property is
worth $4,000 and will be used as a
girls college, to be known as the
Akeley College.
The Grand Rapids Salvation army
viii have a jubilee beginning on the
26th and lasting three days. Gen.
Booth, commander.in-c hlef OF the
American army, son of Gen. Booth OF
England. founder Of the army, and
most of the State officers OF the army
are 10 be present
Sands & Maxwell OF Prentis BAY
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